[Field notes] 1939
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- 1939
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- Topics
- Birds, Description and travel, Travel, Scientific expeditions, Macmillan, Lindsay, Whitney South Sea Expedition of the American Museum of Natural History (1920-1941), Scientific expeditions, Scientific expeditions
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- fieldnotesclir2016; amnhfieldbooks; biodiversity; americanmuseumnaturalhistory
- Contributor
- American Museum of Natural History Library
- Language
- English
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- American Museum of Natural History Library
- Item Size
- 93.0M
Bound volume with notes in ink and pencil
Includes index in front
Pages 66 to 124 are blank
Includes specifications regarding various species desired for this span of the expedition which explored the region of New Caledonia. Data includes how many AMNH has and wants, the exchange value, the total permit, the number for Noumea and remarks. General observations and notes are made and dated for each entry, and a very few specific specimens are numbered. Macmillan led the Whitney South Sea Expedition from 1935 to 1940 and his wife Joy accompanied him on the expedition, acting as assistant
Lindsay Macmillan was trained by A.J. Marshall, a well-known Australian ornithologist. Before joining the expedition, Macmillan was already well-versed in skinning and collecting bird specimens. He left the Whitney expedition to join the Australian military during World War II
Part of AMNH Ornithology Archives
Cataloged through a 2015 Leon Levy Foundation Archives grant
Includes index in front
Pages 66 to 124 are blank
Includes specifications regarding various species desired for this span of the expedition which explored the region of New Caledonia. Data includes how many AMNH has and wants, the exchange value, the total permit, the number for Noumea and remarks. General observations and notes are made and dated for each entry, and a very few specific specimens are numbered. Macmillan led the Whitney South Sea Expedition from 1935 to 1940 and his wife Joy accompanied him on the expedition, acting as assistant
Lindsay Macmillan was trained by A.J. Marshall, a well-known Australian ornithologist. Before joining the expedition, Macmillan was already well-versed in skinning and collecting bird specimens. He left the Whitney expedition to join the Australian military during World War II
Part of AMNH Ornithology Archives
Cataloged through a 2015 Leon Levy Foundation Archives grant
- Abstract
- Includes specifications regarding various species desired for this span of the expedition which explored the region of New Caledonia. Data includes how many AMNH has and wants, the exchange value, the total permit, the number for Noumea and remarks. General observations and notes are made and dated for each entry, and a very few specific specimens are numbered. Macmillan led the Whitney South Sea Expedition from 1935 to 1940 and his wife Joy accompanied him on the expedition, acting as assistant.
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- 100220752
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- 100220752
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- Field notes
- Identifier
- fieldnotes193900macm
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- ark:/13960/t8md44r4p
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- Pages
- 148
- Possible copyright status
- In copyright. Digitized with the permission of the rights holder.
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- 307
- Scanning-institution
- American Museum of Natural History Library
- Year
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1939
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